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Boat with about 400 refugees on board sunk
Once again, people have lost their lives as they fled across the Mediterranean. And once again Frontex did not come to the rescue.
Sea-Eye asks German Foreign Minister Baerbock and the German Foreign Office for help
Due to the new Italian law, all rescue ships could soon be detained. Sea-Eye has therefore addressed 5 points to the German Foreign Office, to ensure that sea rescue is still possible in the future.
SEA-EYE 4 detained in Ortona after rescue operations
On Friday evening, the Italian Coast Guard detained the German sea rescue ships SEA-EYE 4 and MARE*GO for 20 days. This is another reprehensible attempt to criminalize sea rescue and flight itself in order to justify ever more brutal state action.